That I would be this suspicious when the tests pass on first try, and have to invert my assertions to force a test failure and convince myself that things are working as intended.
When android studio initially added support for unit tests, there was a bug where all tests would pass no matter what.
It was an important lesson: all software is written by random people on the internet, treat it as such.
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That I would be this suspicious when the tests pass on first try, and have to invert my assertions to force a test failure and convince myself that things are working as intended.
When android studio initially added support for unit tests, there was a bug where all tests would pass no matter what.
It was an important lesson: all software is written by random people on the internet, treat it as such.